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Prospects for agricultural productivity growth : will there be a slowdown in developing countries?

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Figure 1 shows the series in real terms, or constant $US, which makes it clear that the  current  price  spikes  are  more  like  the  blips  in  the  1980s  and  1990s  than  the  1970s  crisis
Figure 2:  Long Run Decline in Food Prices
Figure 3:  Sources of Output Growth for Major Cereals
Figure 4: UK R&D and Productivity
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